论文信息 - A flexible analysis and design approach for body-mounted conformal microstrip antennas

A flexible analysis and design approach for body-mounted conformal microstrip antennas

Two different examples are considered to demonstrate the efficiency and flexibility of our domain-decomposition/reciprocity procedure for the analysis and design of body-mounted conformal antenna systems. The first example consists of a broadband, dual-armed Archimedian spiral antenna excited in two different modes, designed to operate from 6-9 GHz, and mounted on the endcap of a finite-length PEC circular cylinder. The second example consists of an array of square microstrip patch antennas, designed to operate at 2 GHz, mounted around the circumference of a generic missile platform with a nose cone and stabilizer fins.

Douglas H. Werner | R. J. Allard

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